New motherboard problems?
MY processor is an Intel Pentium 4 3.0ghz socket 775 processor.
I do not know what the problem is!
could it be the power supply? Im not sure :S
Answers:
just swap out your processor and then again put it in a right way, also remember to check the power supply connections to motherboard, harddisk, floppy drive, DVD drive for proper connectivity, pull out your RAM and fit it again, and then start your computer just go in to BIOS and set the BIOS to the default and restart your computer,
see what happens !!
hey hey hey i have forget to tell you that a new installation of windows is required if you change your motherbaord to any one before you have, you can't run with the same installation of Windows by just upgrading your motherboard.
VSTA you have bought a vista compliant board these don't work unfortunately neither does vista it's turning off because it doesn't recognise anything take the board back and get a different one.
What are you talking about?? what have you done? Do you mean that you removed the older MB then inserted another new one and hoping that your computer will start up according to the previuos installed operating system? sure NOT,, the one unit of any computer once the operating system is installed is MB + HD+ the operating system,,, if you changed HD or MB , you have to reinstall the operating system from the bgining,,, and to do that you have to reformat the hard disk,, and to do that ,,you must have either Partition magic CD or the CD of windows operating system XP or 2000 or even 98 or Vista
The answers post by the user, for information only, RunQA.com does not guarantee the right.
More Questions and Answers ...